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'''Robin Wakeham''', His Lordship, was a long-standing Prime Minister of [[Moorland]]. He was born in 1678 to a homemaker mother and his father who was a naval officer stationed at [[Port Moorland]]. Wakeham's grandfather was also a naval officer who reportedly helped to smuggle the King out of [[Nova England]] when the country collapsed. Lord Robin was elected Prime Minister in 1719 during the first open elections for parliament since the kingdom was established a year earlier. He has won three successive 4-year terms - the maximum allowable under Moorlander law - and was likely to retire as of 1732 when the next round of elections is held. | '''Robin Wakeham''', His Lordship, was a long-standing Prime Minister of [[Moorland]]. He was born in 1678 to a homemaker mother and his father who was a naval officer stationed at [[Port Moorland]]. Wakeham's grandfather was also a naval officer who reportedly helped to smuggle the King out of [[Nova England]] when the country collapsed. Lord Robin was elected Prime Minister in 1719 during the first open elections for parliament since the kingdom was established a year earlier. He has won three successive 4-year terms - the maximum allowable under Moorlander law - and was likely to retire as of {{AN|1732}} when the next round of elections is held. | ||
He would subsequently disappoint the hopes of democrats in the country by remaining in office, by virtue of constitutionally dubious "continuing motions", until VIII.{{AN|1752}}. | He would subsequently disappoint the hopes of democrats in the country by remaining in office, by virtue of constitutionally dubious "continuing motions", until VIII.{{AN|1752}}. His fall from grace, subsequently to be expounded, would see him ''retire'' to the settlement of [[Plantagenet]] in the [[Ford Islands]] in a genteel but distinctly frigid form of internal exile. | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:29, 19 January 2026
| Robin Wakeham | |
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| Full name | Robin Horatio Wakeham |
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| Physical information | |
| Species | Human |
| Gender | Male |
| Hair color and style | Brown |
| Skin color | White |
| Biographical information | |
| Spouse | Shirley Wakeham m. 1699 |
| Children | None |
| Date of birth | 1678 AN (83 AN years) |
| Place of birth | Port Moorland |
| Residence(s) | Plantagenet, Ford Islands |
| Allegiance(s) |
 Moorland |
| Occupation | Former Prime Minister |
Robin Wakeham, His Lordship, was a long-standing Prime Minister of Moorland. He was born in 1678 to a homemaker mother and his father who was a naval officer stationed at Port Moorland. Wakeham's grandfather was also a naval officer who reportedly helped to smuggle the King out of Nova England when the country collapsed. Lord Robin was elected Prime Minister in 1719 during the first open elections for parliament since the kingdom was established a year earlier. He has won three successive 4-year terms - the maximum allowable under Moorlander law - and was likely to retire as of 1732 AN when the next round of elections is held.
He would subsequently disappoint the hopes of democrats in the country by remaining in office, by virtue of constitutionally dubious "continuing motions", until VIII.1752 AN. His fall from grace, subsequently to be expounded, would see him retire to the settlement of Plantagenet in the Ford Islands in a genteel but distinctly frigid form of internal exile.
